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On-Demand CLE Courses
TAM On-Demand CLE courses are instantly-available online audio conferences on a variety of topics of interest to the Tennessee practitioner. These events are presented online through our partner Coggno.com, a leading e-learning platform compatible with any make of computer. Simply click on a course of interest below to learn more. You will be required to create a free account with Coggno.
Why take a TAM On-Demand CLE course?
- It’s convenient: TAM On-Demand CLE courses are available anywhere you have connection to the Internet, so you can fulfill your CLE obligations at home, at the office, or on-the-go.
- It’s cost-effective: No travel costs or time lost to traffic jams and other delays.
- It puts you in control: Start and stop your CLE training when pressing matters demand your immediate attention.
- It’s pre-approved by the Tennessee CLE Commission: You can get up to 8 credit hours each year toward your CLE requirement via TAM On-Demand CLE.
How to Take Your TAM On-Demand CLE Training
Once you have registered with Coggno and submitted credit card information, you will receive an e-mail containing a link to your personal account page. Simply click on the event title to begin listening.
Getting CLE Credit
After you have completed the TAM On-Demand CLE course, complete the 10-question true-or-false quiz, then click the "Finish" button. You will be directed to a form to supply your information to receive CLE credit.
Tennessee Attorneys Memo will notify you of your completion of the course and will report the CLE hours to the Tennessee Commission on CLE and Specialization.
Current CLE Course Offerings
Interested in seeing a TAM on-demand CLE course before you buy? Take this 5-minute demo course to get a preview of TAM's on-demand catalog.
New Courses
Advance Medical Directives in Tennessee: Latest Forms & Other Updates
Earn 1 hour of CLE credit with Charles Key, a Memphis attorney and experienced speaker and writer on legal issues in health care. During this on-demand course, Mr. Key will tackle the recent changes to advance medical directives, the Health Care Decisions Act (HDCA), common-law vs. statutory advance directives, new requirements and instructions under the HDCA, surrogates under the HCDA, and the 2007 amendments. Mr. Key will also explain the most recent forms and present what changes he believes should be made to them. Don't miss this all-new course from Tennessee Attorneys Memo! Click Here to take the course
Earn 1 hour of CLE credit with Barbara Broersma, assistant general counsel of the Tennessee Department of Human Services, the agency that oversees child support in Tennessee. During this 60-minute course, your speaker will present valuable updates on Tennessee's child support guidelines, touching on topics such as the purpose and history of Tennessee's guidelines, child support assumptions, willful or voluntary unemployment or underemployment, and much more. Click Here to take the course
Earn 1 hour of CLE credit with J. Christopher Anderson and David L. Johnson, members of Miller & Martin PLLC. During this course, your speakers will discuss the changes to retaliatory discharge in Tennessee after the Supreme Court's Gossett decision. Your speakers give a brief explanation of the background of the at-will doctrine before diving into the many cases that have affected retaliatory discharge in recent years. If you represent employers in Tennessee, don't miss this crucial update. Click Here to take the course
Earn 1 hour of CLE credit with Grayson Smith Cannon, a shareholder in the Goodlettsville firm of Cannon & Cannon Attorneys, P.C. During this 1-hour on-demand course, your speaker will show you how to make the most of a case before, during, and after the ALJ hearing. Your speaker will give tips on handling "unworked" files, gathering and organizing critical information, submitting new evidence, requesting "on the record" decisions, preparing pre-hearing briefs, and interviewing and preparing clients. Click Here to take the course
Earn 1 hour of CLE credit with Paul Hayes, a licensed CPA and prominent tax attorney. In this new on-demand course from Tennessee Attorneys Memo, Mr. Hayes will explain the changes brought about by the Tennessee Community Property Trust Act of 2010. In just under one hour, Mr. Hayes will discuss the advantages of Tennessee Community Property Trusts (TCPT), requirements to create a TCPT, administrative provisions for TCPTs, tax and planning considerations, unitrust conversion, and much more. Click Here to take the course
Earn 1.5 hours of DUAL CLE credit with Rebecca Blair, a leading plaintiff attorney in Tennessee. During this 90-minute course, your speaker will discuss a number of ethical, business, and practical considerations that come into play when deciding whether to accept a case. Highlights include: recent amendments to Tennessee's Rules of Professional Conduct, ethical concerns, duties to prospective clients, diligence, conflicts of interest, business considerations, and practical considerations. Click Here to take the course
Earn 1 hour of CLE credit with this all-new on-demand course from Tennessee Attorneys Memo as Randy Kinnard, a premier plaintiff's medical malpractice attorney in Nashville, explains the newest changes to medical malpractice laws in Tennessee. In 60 minutes, Mr. Kinnard will tackle the new notice requirements, certificates of good faith, selecting expert witnesses, recent Supreme Court and Court of Appeals rulings, cases pending before the Supreme Court, medical expenses, and much more. Click Here to take the course
Earn 1 hour of CLE credit with Dawn Coppock, a frequent speaker, writer and consultant on the subject of adoption in Tennessee and across the nation. She is certified as a Juvenile-Child Welfare Specialist and a Family Law Mediator and is a Fellow in the American Academy of Adoption Attorneys. In just 60 minutes, Ms. Coppock will discuss the changes to Tennessee's adoption laws, including new statutes, legal parent, putative father, recent Supreme Court and Court of Appeals decisions, and procedural issues. Don't miss this important update on Tennessee's adoption laws! Click Here to take the courseAdvance Medical Directives
Advance Medical Directives in Tennessee: Latest Forms & Other Updates NEW!
Business Law
Breaking Up Is Hard to Do: Fiduciary Duty Issues in Member Disputes Involving Tennessee LLCs
Corporate Counsel Beware: Conflicts of Law May Spoil Your Priviledges
Tennessee Title Insurance Issues: Claims, Exclusions, & More
Civil Procedure
Summary Judgment After Hannan & Martin: An Update for Tennessee Attorneys
Summary Judgment From an Appellate Perspective After Hannan & Martin
Employment Law
Defending a Retaliatory Discharge Claim in Tennessee in Light of Gossett
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Tennessee Non-Competes & Non-Solicitations
Ethics
Ethical Considerations When Deciding Whether to Accept Representation NEW!
Corporate Counsel Beware: Conflicts of Law May Spoil Your Privileges
Estates & Trusts
2010 Changes to Tennessee Trust Laws NEW!
The Tanner Decision: Impact on TennCare Medicaid Estate Recovery
Family Law
New Developments in Adoption Law in Tennessee NEW!
Child Support Guidelines: 2010 Update for Tennessee Attorneys NEW!
What Divorce Attorneys Need to Know About Bankruptcy Law
QDROs in Tennessee: What Attorneys Need to Know
Judgments/Collections/Subrogation
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act: Dos & Don'ts for Attorneys
Judgment Enforcement: Techniques, Common Roadblocks, & Advanced Strategies
Medicare Subrogation: The Medicare Secondary Payer System in Personal Injury & Workers' Comp Cases
Whose Money is It? The Law of Subrogation in Tennessee
Medical Malpractice
Hot Topics in Medical Malpractice Law in Tennessee NEW!
Defending a Medical Malpractice Case in Light of the 2008 & 2009 Amendments
2009 Amendments to the Medical Malpractice Act
Premises Liability & Personal Injury
Tennessee Premises Liability & Defenses to Slips, Trips, & Falls
Premises Liability in Tennessee: Comparative Fault, Summary Judgment, & Other Updates
Essential Elements of Handling the Automobile Collision Case
Social Security
Social Security Disability: Gaining an Advantage at the ALJ Hearing NEW!
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